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The company has declined, saying it would not compromise its
editorial
independence
.
2
The companies say their brands, or imprints, will retain their
editorial
independence
.
3
Stakeholder involvement, applicability, and
editorial
independence
were poorly described in most guidelines.
4
Its remit includes ensuring the financial and
editorial
independence
of the newspaper.
5
Li's stake, however, raised widespread concerns the paper's
editorial
independence
might be compromised.
6
Tsai sought to address concerns about
editorial
independence
in his letter.
7
Martin's proposal also would require the cross-owned outlets to maintain their
editorial
independence
.
8
The guideline task force had complete
editorial
independence
from the ATA.
9
The network has rejected the accusations and said it will maintain its
editorial
independence
.
10
The network has rejected those accusations and said it will maintain its
editorial
independence
.
11
But some question how these partnerships will affect
editorial
independence
.
12
It will also endorse Fairfax's current charter of
editorial
independence
.
13
Mr Milne today told Sales he had always tried to safeguard the ABC's
editorial
independence
.
14
In a clear allusion to her predecessor, Ms Buttrose promised to protect the ABC's
editorial
independence
.
15
Conclusions: Cataract surgery practice guidelines can be improved by targeting stakeholder involvement, applicability and
editorial
independence
.
16
In 2018, the government gained full control over the TBC, suppressing all vestiges of
editorial
independence
.
editorial
independence
editorial